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... intolerant Orangemen of the North still regard the mendacious Agitator with the same feeling which alienated half England from the Whigs after the Lichfield House compact 1834. The impudent display sectarian and disloyal symbols at the late celebration in Dublin ...
... even to the Whig rule “ the liberty” of America, the equal justice of Lynch or Border law, the | mental cultivation of the prairies, and the indus- trial development of the Far West. If you ask what special blessing conceded by the Whigs daring the last ...
... out of sight. 1 The monster grievance' of Ireland is, more truly, the alliance of the Catholic members with the British Whig Liberal party, because but for that alliance we might have been able long since to settle, not merely the Church Establishment ...
... the return of Mr. V.rner for the borough Ctarles H. E. Adair (Liberal), Chairman ; Mr. Stirling (Conservative); Mr. F. North (Whig) ; Mr. E. Forster (Liberal) ; Mr, H. Pauli (Con!ervve) The select committee are to be sworn at the table of the Honse on ...
... the ant election—men who would hold themselves independent of every gevernith-n., Whig or Tory, who would not consider the jos.' claims of Ireland (hear, hear). The Whigs ignored all our claims—ridiculed the idea of legislating on the tenant question—had ...
... pass the estimates as rapidly as possible two sions occurred, which most forcibly illastrate the ignorance and apathy of the Whig administration in Ireland, There is scarcely a gentleman in Ire- land to whom the name and character of Mr Harprsce, keeper ...
... Ultra-Radical party meantime. It is not likely that Lord Deasy would now accept Lord as his colleague. By any coalition with the Whig Govern- ment and their supporters, the Conservative leaders and party would lose their distinctive character and stultify their ...
... Repealers in 1848, and are now Whig sycopants and (Jastle slaves, or, in John Hitchers words, As soon the sun rises they will bend the knee I ask yon were those words of prophesy fultllled.? We want no Repeal versus Whig hnmbugger.—t remain, dear Mr. ...
... Catholic* will, it is •aid, be condnoted by the Attorney-General (Mr. O'Hagan) and the Solicitor-General (Mr. Lawson). —Northern Whig, ...
... and needles for two hours and a years’ continuous fostering by a paternal Whig toallow Mr half. Some impatient Irish members, however, declined Government. A favourite maxim of Whig to proceed with his able speech in doctrinaries that all the money drained ...
... vestigadon the ha. jnst terminated in the complete and hononrable acquittal Dr. Coanr. extended report the proceeding, from Whig has reached ns, andan absttactism type, are oblige to postpone its pubUcation on acco of matter. 1. appear, that Dr. was called ...
... Attorney-General, MR; Richard John T. Orpen, Esq., and W. Neilson Hancock, LL.D., secretary. Sir J. F. Maouirk.—The Northern Whig says : — reported that the honour of knighthood in store for Mr Maguire, M.P., on the occasion of his Excellency the Lord ...